Tui Flower Feeder

We were learning about like I said in my previous post we are learning about the different types of birds. But along with this we were also learning about two different pests to them. The instructions I was given this time were to make a copy of a document that Miss Mororankon had made for us, (Team Toroa yr 5's) it had some activities that we were to do on it. The very last one was that we had to make a google drawing about how we could attract Native and Endemic birds to our school. That is the post that I am making right now.

I found it easy to make the polylines for the base of my Tui flower feeder but unfortunately it was to small so I had to make it bigger so that slowed down my progress a little bit. While I was doing that I added on some extra details, (the little lines on the orange nectar and the little lines in the sugar water.) I spent a lot of time thinking it over and creating it, I am proud of the results even if it is not the best polyline I have done ever. It is probably the most detailed.

I found it challenging to write all of these stems! I got up to here and started to get a little nervous, okay a lot nervous! I am probably not going to finish it now and going to have to do it at home. From the beginning of this sentence in this paragraph I am now doing it at home on the couch, Dad has just walked in and sat down on the couch opposite me. Anyway back to the point, the other thing I found challenging was to get everything fitted back into position after I had made it large.

I achieved my goal from my Puriri slide stems, I have achieved that goal many times now but I have forgotten to mention it is my latest stems. Next time a thing that I really need to work on is to spend less time looking through the google images when I already have a faint idea that I like. I need to get onto the next post now so I'm going to stop now.